Equinix is building an eight story tower in Amsterdam. The European head told us why… and how

The US government’s “cloud first” initiative has boosted and secured the cloud industry

The colocation world may be in crisis, but there’s still plenty of opportunity there. 

According to research by IDC, worldwide spend on SD-WAN will reach $6 billion by 2020

Expansion, investment and colocation: here are 20 global leaders of some of the most successful and innovative companies

Digital initiative positions data centers at the heart of national development strategy

Ronald Raffensperger from Huawei analyses available cloud deployment scenarios

Reliability matters in Australia. Micron21 explains why it’s such a big deal

The country’s scientists are also building a 2,000km quantum communications network

Public cloud gets the publicity, but Asian private and hybrid cloud services are evolving

OpenStack is impressive but there are still usability blocks that hold it back from wider adoption

Everyone is talking about the public cloud, but hyper converged hardware is boosting private clouds

A new international standard will allow Brazilian companies to compete in the international cloud computing market 

Affordable barrier to DDoS attacks comes on stream

GoDaddy is expanding across Asia. And the growth is only possible thanks to open source 

Can Microsoft’s Azure Stack bridge the gap between virtual infrastructure and PaaS? 

But increased complexity brings challenges for the cloud-committed 

As well as closing unneeded data centers, the federal government plans strict guidelines for surviving facilities

DCD gets a guided tour of the brand new 1-Net North facility in Singapore

This year will be a game-changer south of the Rio Grande, and data centers would do well to play, says Fernando Garcia

When it comes to adopting cloud computing, it’s wise not to overlook weaknesses in the underlying technology

As Telstra buys into China’s Quiniu, other cloud and data center operators are expanding rapidly in the region

Cambridge brought multiple departments together in a shared computer center that cut carbon emisisons by ten percent

The more data centers the US government closes, the more it finds. How does it all add up?